Attitudes Change as Easter Seal Appeal Urges Help
A historical shift from hiding crippled children to inclusive care is highlighted by the Easter Seal campaign led by the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and its 1600 affiliates. In Ohio 102 units support 73 county societies linked to the Ohio Society for Crippled Children. The appeal runs March 10 to April 10 to fund growing services and rehabilitation.
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Ohio
Ohio Society For
Eisenhower Bulganin letter pushes for nuclear stockpile freeze
The article notes President Eisenhower proposes a global cap on atomic and hydrogen weapon stockpiles, with mutual air inspection as part of disarmament enforcement. It argues Russia's response will determine if a binding pact can be reached, stressing that Washington demands real enforcement while Moscow hesitates.
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United States
Bulgania
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Russia
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Moscow
Congress to debate foreign aid amid Eisenhower plan
The piece outlines months of argument in Congress over how much foreign aid the United States should provide, detailing the $4.86 billion request and the political maneuvering to trim it. It notes tensions with the Marshall Plan legacy, Soviet competition, and cautions about secrecy in power-plant vulnerabilities.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Lee
Lea
Hhaes Yuemer
Truman
United States
Middle East
Onisenhower
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Malenkov
A Feeling By Relman Morin For Hal Boyle
A Sunday morning in New England unfolds with church bells ringing across a quiet town. The scene contrasts city noise, the timeless white churches, and a calm, reflective service that brings peace and a sense of shared memory among congregants.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
New England
Case History of a Psychiatrist Dr Crane Says
In Crawfordsville Indiana Paula S aged 21 a clerk at KR Donnelly's recalls a Chicago plant visitor who amused men and women by asking grace at a group meal The psychiatrist Dr Crane explains the social mechanism of projection where self criticism is cast onto a scapegoat and used to deflect blame.
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W. Crane
Paula S
KR. Donnelly's
Crawfordsville
Ind
de. Crane
Ople
Chicago
Grace
Gurt
PMC
Community Forum and Farm Bureau Bonds in 1942 Tale
A Baker Council tale recalls a 1942 farm family gathering that formed the local Farm Bureau. Neighbors share wartime hardship, social visits, meetings on farmer issues, and a spirit of neighborly support amid World War II.
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Baker Council
Horoscope for Birthday Prospects and Perseverance
Tomorrow brings tests in patience and cooperation from elders. With perseverance you will prevail, adapt, and reduce opposition. If you follow this program for two to three months, you should be on the high road by the end of July.
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Jay
Engleros
Mike
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The Angry Hills excerpt story end game scene
Five men hide in a church as German forces surge into Paleodora. Christos schemes with Mike while Eleftheria, frightened and exposed, appears at the doorway as the group braces for capture and a perilous escape.
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Christos
Athens
Paleodora
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Bluey
Melpo
Fleftheria
Orphan Annie debate and a bus tragedy flash by
Community letters defend the comic strip Little Orphan Annie arguing adults must face social issues rather than hide from them. The Musings reference a Cleveland Plain Dealer piece about a girl unsafe in the city and a criminology note on coroner system failures. Also reported is the death of Ronald Rusnak crushed by a school bus wheel near Parma Heights, with his parents named.
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Orphan Annie
Dilly
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Journal of Criminology
Annie
Orpnan
Ich
Ronald Rusnak
Raymond Rusnak
Parma Heights
Radio Programs Listing From Old Newspaper Schedule
Radio programs listed for a Wednesday with multiple time slots and segments including News, Daily Commentary, Theater, and Paging the News. The schedule mentions hosts and program names such as Whispering Seitae and Dancing News, with entries around 4:00 to 12:28 times and several ad hoc program notes.
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